Assistant Maintenance Person (213)

Elderly Housing Development & Operations Corporation (EHDOC); Leeds (ME); On-site; USD 23,000 - 28,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Sick and vacation time

Pension

Job summary

A community service organization is seeking a part-time Assistant Maintenance Person to perform routine maintenance at a facility in Leeds, ME. Responsibilities include handling maintenance requests, basic plumbing and electrical repairs, and maintaining the appearance of common areas. Ideal candidates will have building maintenance experience, good communication skills, and a basic understanding of the needs of elderly and handicapped individuals.

Qualifications

• Hands-on experience in building maintenance including plumbing and electrical.
• One year of experience in a related field is required.
• Good verbal and written English skills are necessary.

Responsibilities

• Handle routine maintenance tasks assigned by supervisors.
• Respond to maintenance requests within 24 hours.
• Participate in safety programs and know emergency procedures.
• Maintain cleanliness of common areas and grounds.

Skills

Building maintenance experience

Basic plumbing skills

Basic electrical skills

Communication skills

Education

Required technical training

Basic Universal License (preferred)

Job description

Assistant Maintenance Person

Status: Part-Time, 20hrs/week + On Call

Location: Spring Rock Park, 802 Church Hill Rd., Leeds, ME 04263

Compensation: $24.31/hour

Benefits: Sick and Vacation time, Pension

Overview

Perform minor and routine maintenance procedures for the community in accordance with the policies and procedures set forth by EHDOC. Carry out tasks assigned by the Building Engineer, Maintenance Supervisor or Community Manager, Regional Manager and EHDOC which are deemed necessary to meet the needs of the community.

Responsibilities

• Handle routine maintenance projects as scheduled/assigned by supervisory personnel.
• Respond to maintenance requests and work orders within 24 hours as assigned by Supervisor. Report any delays to Supervisor.
• Participate in safety programs and be familiar with evacuation procedures.
• Know all emergency shut off systems, such as gas, water and electric. Be familiar with procedures to secure property in an emergency.
• Make sure storage areas are neat and organized.
• Perform basic plumbing and electrical repairs.
• Participate in preparation of unit turn over including painting, cleaning, repairs, etc.
• Perform necessary painting in common areas as needed.
• Maintain the grounds and common areas, trees, shrubs, walkways, roadways, parking areas of the community so they are hazard free and free of litter.
• Participate in systematic removal of trash from premises.
• Read and comprehend operating manuals and directions for any equipment used by the community.
• Read and comprehend all instructions for using chemicals, cleaning solvents, etc. used at the property.
• Participate in “call‑back” rotation as required.
• Practice being diplomatic in relationship with residents, staff, outside contractors, state/local officials and the public.

Qualifications

• Required technical training
• Basic Universal License is preferred (can be completed during first year of employment).
• Working, hands‑on experience in building maintenance, which includes basic plumbing, basic electrical, painting and janitorial service.
• One year of experience in building maintenance or related field.
• Good verbal and written language skills in the primary language of the property location (i.e. English in the continental United States; Spanish in Puerto Rico.) Bi‑Linguistic is preferred in many locations.
• Understanding and consideration of the type of circumstances associated with working with the elderly and handicapped.